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In partnership with the students have the opportunity to fulfill the requirements for both the BS and PharmD. The program entails completing three years of undergraduate study (99 credit hours) toward the BS in Biology with pre-health professional training (at ��ҺAƬ), then applies for admission to DYSOP to earn the PharmD degree.

Students must obtain a minimum 3.40 cumulative grade point average (GPA) in all prerequisite math and science courses by the end of their first year and then maintain this average throughout and until the end of their junior year, with a minimum of C in all prerequisite courses.

DYSOP annually offers up to 10 seats for qualified ��ҺAƬ students. If admitted into the PharmD program, all credits earned during the first year of the PharmD curriculum will be recognized by ��ҺAƬ and applied retroactively toward completion of the BS.

Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine (LECOM) will grant early acceptance for up to 5 ��ҺAƬ students per year into LECOM’s school of pharmacy if they meet and maintain certain academic criteria. Students may also be exempt from taking the PCAT if their application portfolio meets the criteria for exemption.

The affiliation agreement will enable students who are US citizens to simultaneously apply to ��ҺAƬ and LECOM. If accepted into the program, the student will begin their education at ��ҺAƬ and be provisionally accepted into LECOM. Students in the program must meet certain requirements including a competitive GPA and completion of a standard list of required classes. The LECOM agreement also has an option for an accelerated medical school program where top academic quality students can attend three years at ��ҺAƬ and then move into LECOM a year early. Credit from their first year at LECOM School of Medicine allows them to receive a bachelor’s degree from ��ҺAƬ and also counts as their first year of medical school.

The ��ҺAƬ program in pre-pharmacy, in partnership with the , is a seven-year program resulting in a biology BA (at ��ҺAƬ) and a PharmD (at UB). The program entails three years of study at ��ҺAƬ and four years at UB.

Students in the program must meet UB academic requirements and interview for the program. The ��ҺAƬ portion of the program includes coursework in biology, chemistry, physics and mathematics as well as a number of courses required for admission into the UB PharmD program. The Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) from UB is a professional degree program designed to prepare students to serve as contemporary, compassionate, creative and scholarly pharmacy practitioners, educators, researchers and leaders in the advancement of the pharmacy profession.

The curriculum consists of courses in basic biomedical sciences, clinical sciences, pharmaceutical sciences and pharmacy practice. The coursework is integrated with progressive patient-centered practice experiences with a focus on educating practitioners capable of providing care. It is capped by a nine-month experiential program.

This program in pharmacy leads to licensure in any state provided that the graduate passes and obtains licensure in the state requested.

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Students who graduate or anticipate graduation from ��ҺAƬ in a pre-professional health track with pre-requisite coursework, are guaranteed admission into the D'Youville University's Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) (4+3) or Master's Degree in Occupational Therapy (OT MS) (4+3) programs.

DPT preferred majors:

• Exercise Science Graduate-BS
• Biology-BS, Biology-BA
• Neuroscience-BS
• Biomedical Science-BS

MS OT preferred majors:

• Exercise Science-Graduate-BS
• Biology-BA
• Neuroscience-BS
• Psychology-BS

Students pursuing guaranteed admission must submit a letter of intent to ��ҺAƬ by September 1 of the junior year of undergraduate study. These are competitive programs through this articulation. Your letter of intent does not guarantee a seat. A holistic review will occur of all interested students in the junior year by both ��ҺAƬ and D’Youville programs.

All applicants must:

• Have official academic transcripts from ALL colleges and universities attended both undergraduate and graduate levels sent to D'Youville University.
• Meet all other admissions requirements and technical standards as defined in the academic catalog.
• Confer bachelor's degree prior to matriculation to graduate program.

For guaranteed admission to the DPT program at D'Youville University, applicant must:

• Have a minimum overall cumulative grade point average of 3.0.
• Have a 3.20 in all pre-requisite courses with no grade in any prerequisite course below a "B".
• Complete 60 hours of documented physical therapy observation hours prior to acceptance at D'Youville University.
• Complete a graduate application through the by deadlines posted on admission page.

For guaranteed admission to the OT MS program at D'Youville University, applicants must:

• Have a minimum overall cumulative grade point average of 3.0.
• Have a grade of "C" or better in all pre-requisite courses.
• Complete a graduate application through the  by deadlines posted on admission page.

For more information and determination of your eligibility, please talk to one of our prehealth advisors: Dr. Potter, Dr. Martino, or Dr. Poythress.

The Bachelor's +3 DPT includes a bachelor's degree from ��ҺAƬ and the Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) from Messiah University. ��ҺAƬ students can complete any undergraduate degree of their choice as long as they successfully complete the Messiah University DPT prerequisites. Two seats are reserved for qualified students based on their academics. See below:

• Minimum Cumulative GPA of 3.5 or above
• Minimum Pre-requisite GPA of 3.5 or above
• Submitted application
• 3 letters of recommendation
• GRE Scores with a minimum of 150 on both Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning sections
• 20 hours of observation or volunteer work in physical therapy practice setting

DPT preferred majors:

• Exercise Science Graduate-BS
• Biology-BS, Biology-BA
• Neuroscience-BS
• Biomedical Science-BS

For more information and determination of your eligibility, please talk to one of our prehealth advisors: Dr. Potter, Dr. Martino, or Dr. Poythress.

New 4+2 Articulation Agreement with St. Bonaventure for students to earn their B.S. from ��ҺAƬ and MS in Occupational Therapy from St. Bonaventure. There will be 2 guaranteed spots for ��ҺAƬ students each year that meet admission criteria:

• B.S. Degree in Biology, Biomedical Science, Biochemistry, Neuroscience, or Exercise Science–Graduate Track
• Minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA and minimum 3.0 GPA in all prerequisite courses with no grade lower than a C in these courses
• ��ҺAƬ’s Health Professions Recommendation Committee will nominate students to St. Bonaventure after their Junior Year.

Under the 3+3 articulation agreement between ��ҺAƬ and D’Youville University, students will complete three years of study in a pre-health profession program with pre-requisite courses (Biology-BA, others upon consultation with Pre-health Professions Director) at ��ҺAƬ and then matriculate into D’Youville University’s Nutrition and Dietetics didactic, pre-professional program (year 4) for 2 semesters.

Courses completed during the didactic, pre-professional program at D’Youville will transfer as credits towards completion of the Bachelors of Arts in Biology degree and fulfillment of the requirements for graduation from ��ҺAƬ. Students will earn a Biology BA from ��ҺAƬ. Students continue in the ACEND® accredited Nutrition and Dietetics Coordinated Program (CP) for 4 semesters (year 5 and year 6 of study). Upon successful completion of all coursework and supervised practice requirements students will earn a combined BS/MS in Nutrition and Dietetics and will be eligible to sit for the Commission on Dietetic Registration, Examination for Registered Dietitians Nutritionists.

Students pursuing guaranteed admission must submit a letter of intent to ��ҺAƬ by September 1 of the junior year of undergraduate study. These are competitive programs through this articulation. Your letter of intent does not guarantee a seat. A holistic review will occur of all interested students in the junior year by both ��ҺAƬ and D’Youville programs.

Admission Criteria

To qualify for admission to the BS/MS in Nutrition and Dietetics Program at D’Youville University, ��ҺAƬ students must:

1. Complete the D’Youville admission application and submit an official ��ҺAƬ transcript.
2. Have a minimum cumulative ��ҺAƬ grade point average (GPA) of 2.50.
3. Meet all other admission standards set forth by D’Youville University in its university catalog.

Students who meet the admission criteria will receive an acceptance letter from D’Youville University. Students must verify their intent to enroll by making a deposit in the amount stipulated by the indicated due date on the acceptance letter.

For more information and determination of your eligibility, please talk to one of our prehealth advisors: Dr. Potter, Dr. Martino, or Dr. Poythress.

In partnership with the , formerly New York Chiropractic College (NYCC), ��ҺAƬ undergraduate students that are interested in chiropractic medicine may obtain early acceptance into the DC program.

Students apply during their sophomore or junior year in order to obtain early acceptance into their DC program. Students pursing Biology (BIOL), Exercise Science (EXS), Chemistry (CHEM), and Biochemistry (BCHM), may qualify. Students must apply to NECHS within their first two years at ��ҺAƬ of their intent to be eligible for direct acceptance. For those pursuing the BIOL, EXS, BCHM, or CHEM majors, students complete four years at ��ҺAƬ with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 and a minimum grade of ‘C’ on all required coursework.

For exceptional students, a 3+3 option is available to earn a BIOL or EXS degree in three years at ��ҺAƬ, then begin three years of training at NECHS towards the DC degree. The GPA and course grade requirements are the same as the 4+3 program. Students who earn a GPA between 3.0 and 3.499 will be awarded the NYCC $1500 merit scholarship while those > 3.5 will be awarded the NYCC $2500 merit scholarship.

Earn your bachelors in biology or exercise science at ��ҺAƬ plus your doctoral degree in chiropractic in 7 years through our partnership with   This 3+4 program prepares you to enter the medical field as a healthcare professional through our rigorous academic coursework, intentional service-minded orientation, and a faith-based holistic approach all within the Christian liberal arts setting.

If you wish to pursue the 3+4 articulation pathway, you must submit a letter of intent to ��ҺAƬ by September 1 of your sophomore year. The ��ҺAƬ Director of Pre-Health Professions will then notify the D’Youville University Executive Director of the Chiropractic Department of submitted letters of intent. You may also complete your bachelors in a different major in 4 years and be eligible for the 4+4 articulation. Both pathways require specific coursework, a grade of C or above in all science courses, and an overall GPA of 2.5 for consideration.

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In this agreement, Syracuse University will reserve up to 20 spots per year for ��ҺAƬ students majoring in Applied Physics who apply and meet admission criteria for the following programs:

• MS in Electrical Engineering (with required bridge course at SU)
• MS in Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
• MS in Engineering Management

This agreement will start for this year's graduating 2026 class, and then continue on for subsequent years. ��ҺAƬ students will need to maintain a 3.0 cumulative GPA and a 3.0 GPA in STEM classes.

Additionally, Syracuse University is waiving the GRE exam and application fee for ��ҺAƬ students applying.